Write Source G1 Unit4 Narrative Writing 英文写作课课件.pptx

Write SourceGrade 1Narrative Writing UnitNarrative Start-UpNarrative WritingAcademic VocabularyWork with a partner. Read the meanings and share answers to the questions.If something is special, it is the most important one. What in one special thing you like to do after school?The final one is the last one. What is the final thing you do every day?Narrative Writing In narrative writing, you share a story about something that really happened. It can be about you or someone else. In this chapter, you will learn how to write about a special time.Literature Connections: You can find an example of narrative writing in Our Sled Club by Beatrice Wolfe.Kim writes about a special time. Kim remembers a day with her grandma. She writes a first sentence about it. Here are two points to remember when you write a personal narrative.1. You remember one special time and what you did.2. You use the word I to write about yourself.Narrative Start-UpIn a personal narrative, you write a story about something you did. One day, I had lunch with Grandma.Talk about it.Tell a partner about one special time that you remember.Narrative Start-UpCapital LettersThe walrus has two big tusks.Yesterday I drew a walrus.Using Capital Letters When you follow the rules for writing, your reader can understand what you write. Here are the rules for using capital letters.Capital LettersUse a capital letter for the first word in a sentence.Use a capital letter for the word I.Rosa ParksTexasDr. SeussMs. LimMrs. CooperMr. FordI read the book My Five Senses.New Years DayLabor DayThanksgivingFlag DayCapital LettersUse a capital letter for names of people and places.Use a capital letter for name titles.Use capital letters for book titles.Use a capital letter for holidaysUse a capital letter for the first word in a sentence.My aunt took me to the zoo.Use a capital letter for the word “I”.I had fun with my aunt.DirectionsCapital Letters Read each sentence. Put three lines ( ) under the letter that should be